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Civil Court Dismisses State’s Case to Enforce US$3.4 Million Fine on Ex-President Yameen
The Civil Court dismissed the state's civil suit seeking to enforce the US$3.4 million money-laundering fine imposed on former President Abdulla Yameen, ruling it could not enforce the order because the High Court had granted a stay of execution pending his appeal. The Criminal Court had convicted Yameen on 25 December 2022 and given him six months to pay the fine, a deadline that expired in June without payment.
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Civil Court Dismisses State’s Case to Enforce US$3.4 Million Fine on Ex-President Yameen
The six-month deadline to pay the US$3.4 million money laundering fine expired without payment.in June this yearMaldives RepublicThe Criminal Court had ordered the payment of the US$3.4 million related to the money laundering conviction within six months, a deadline that expired in June this year without Yameen making the payment.
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The Civil Court dismissed the state's civil suit seeking to enforce the US$3.4 million fine on Yameen.Maldives RepublicThe Civil Court has dismissed the state’s civil suit against former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom, which sought to enforce the US$3.4 million fine imposed on him by the Criminal Court
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